Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-11-30

Thomas Brynes, of Altoona.
while hunting In the mountains ON
the 22nd INST, wounded u deer. The
animal then attacked Brynes and in
| lured him SO badly with It's hoofs
that he died. Tue deer was afterward
found dead hear the scene of conflict
Mason Irwin formerly OF thi, town, .ad al
one time was, only six years ago-district at
tornev of Juniata county, was married on
the 24th inst, TO Miss Eliza d. Newell OF
/ olympia, Washington territory. Mr.. Irwin
mas many friends in Juniata, and all who
/ have learned of his marriage are extending
congratulations and wishing him happiness.
Charles Swartz, aged about Is years, who
two years ago Wa hurt on the railroad. so
that it was necessary to smputate his left
/ leg, while attending TO horses in Middagh's
stable IN Patterson, last Thursday, was
kicked severely about the abdomen and in
the right side by a horse He was carried
to his brother Frank Swartz's home where
he received medical attention and will re-
cover trom injuries received.
An English woman, named Mar
garet Cain, was arrested 30 different
times and brought before police mag
istratcs. Last week she was arrested
| the 23l time and when she was taken
into the Justice Office she said she had
| been there so often that 1t seemed
! ike home. and lmmediut -ly she began
/ to sing Home Sweet Home \ sad
case.
l. II. and f. 5. Mills of Richfeld
by self instruction In the art preserv-
utive of all arts have become 50 pro-
ficieut III the art of type-settiug that
thev have issued handsome little
paper called the Richfeld Light and
Valley Advertiser which is now on
our table One Of the young men
desires a situation in u printing Of
flee "a an apprentice.
AGable AMI prepossessing in de-
pertinent Prof. BBer wins the respect
and confidence of all who approach
him. HIS lectures have been of the
highest order, and were attended by
most intelligent audiences who lis
tened to them with interest aud prof
it-Union Times, = G. Prof Baer
Will hv one of the lecturers ut the
coming Teachers Institute.
After long illness Thomas T
Patton. of Spruce Hill. died on Fri
day the 18th inst His funeral took
place on the 22ud at Academia. His
people came Il TGscarura Valley at
an early day. aud he wus connected
with prominent families IN the com
". He took ~ active part In local
politics and was known - al Of the
prominent politicians Of tie county
..Furty-dve wears ago there wasa'ta IoS-
tag- stamp in the Ull,rI States, ,lys the
Buffalo Courier, but in the last twelve
months the people OF this country have Iu-
diyidu,rIy and sever,fIy put their tongues
out sos 81 900 times 10 moi-.eu the pos
tlge stamps tor bilious Of letters Of news
paprrs. periodicals. and parcels that are car
riyd and delivered By the. Ci,vernmeut.-E1-
change.
DIR. james Hed.ey lccturcd ON
L At+ snhA'AAAN snAhAh "a 1-4AN~ AAA'At u
very large ami responsive auiIeuca
in Ass ,csatiOn Hal last evening" be
Is speaker Of marked elogueuce and
magnetic power. He told many hu-
merous anecdotes. and kept AIs aud
Iruco IN good LuuOr throughout
the lrcture.-Ncw York W r!d, Jan.
-. ISS} DR. Hell - viii lecture III
o 4 ~ FlFa
Institute
5. Brady Caveuy Chairman of the
Republican County Committee. de
s.res toiufurm all whom it may con
c,rr. that the person who reported tD
the Democrat AMI Register. that lie
said Previous to the election. Ii your
traitors vote With Us the Republicans
WI. win If they vate the Democrat
L. ticket We are defeated. was nis
reported He desires To say he did
not use the word. traitors. IN con.
nection with and conversation on the
subject Of the election.
a large Guiiouce assembled yes
terdty afternoon IN the Grand Opera
. House 70 bear DR.. EeJly lecture on
The Sunny SHE OF Life, IN the Uni
I " Clup Course. The lecture WAS de
. uvrreI eZtempure It toucLed upon
all the relations of life. was instruc
tive. ami above all. highly entertain
I ing, and it Was ueaItily suj we'd. high
. " appreciated aud frequently ap-
. plaudri - Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette, February + 1854 DIR
. Hrd.ey VIII lecture at the Teachers
/ Institute.
/ SIgmm-r Fomeroy residing ~ Harrisburg
/ with his wife, who va daughter OF DR..
I Darwin Crawford, d-rrl-.i. late % this
/ place, VI, stricken while singing a song T.
organ music n th, lry~rnc. ot hi, wife anu
chtIi. and some friends I4st Friday evening
about O'Clock. H. fingered in an Uucou-
,c5cus condition triI midnight vhes, he di-,i-
I!,. VA aged about ~ yssr>, aai was d
rI.rN ru one ct the q -p.sJiu-ur, a. II arr l.,
burg under the Partl>pn administration,
Recently he has occupied tEe position %:
book keeper IN a Harrisburg N Hluuftcturiu-; I;
company Iutcrm,ut at Ssrri>taSu on
Tuesday
Colorado wolves are some OF then
great lovers Of music. George Good
Mn. a cow buv near Wetmore. wuIl
Ell away tie time 10y p.as luS a htr
m1uicl- O4r iay "a he rode AN.
, .rIrv,i. wolf yaur toward him uu
.fp'i4u,I s5u r.1-eiv. George DIS
mr-utel, still playing got clui
and walked uV Co tho animal. wh.
all intent On tie mu .c. stood su
s-i was aI'yI Ague- Wright, vhe
she weut alter tlg cows Use 8 f1 -lr
+. OIL. a.r-tIf AaHt beard Der al